Photo-to-Embroidery Editorial Poster

Format

Text Parameterized

Inputs

subject (text) · Optional · Default: white armchair by the sea main_name (text) · Required patch_number (text) · Required short_description (text) · Required

Outputs

Editorial_photo_and_embroidery_poster (image)

Replace the ${…} placeholders with your values before using this prompt. See parameters and defaults below.

Create a vertical 3:4 editorial poster titled “Photography × Embroidery.” Divide the image horizontally into two unified sections:

TOP SECTION — PHOTOGRAPH (about 48–50% of the image)
Show a realistic, natural lifestyle or travel photograph of ${subject:white armchair by the sea}. Other subject ideas include a cup of coffee, tea, an antique lamp, or an olive pot. Keep the subject clear and the composition simple, with only one or two supporting elements. Use soft natural morning or golden-hour light, realistic materials, shadows, and photographic texture. Slightly blur the background for depth. Use warm, natural, low-saturation colors, with the feel of Mediterranean living, European travel photography, quiet luxury, and editorial photography. Keep the scene calm and uncluttered; avoid dramatic cinematic lighting and obvious artificial effects.

BOTTOM SECTION — EMBROIDERED ILLUSTRATION (about 50–52% of the image)
Use a high-quality natural linen or cotton fabric background. Re-create the main subject from the photograph as an exquisite hand-embroidered illustration. Preserve the same subject, pose, outline, proportions, and similar dominant colors. Use natural thread and convincing hand embroidery, such as long-and-short stitch, satin stitch, and visible threadwork. Make the fibers slightly raised and tactile, with stitch direction following the structure of the subject. Do not make it felt, a fabric collage, knitting, or a thick padded textile; avoid overly dense stitches.

Center the embroidered subject and leave generous empty space around it. Give the whole design the character of a vintage illustrated travel or nature book, a natural-history plate, or a collectible museum postcard. Make the transition between the photograph and embroidery distinct but natural.

TEXT UNDER THE EMBROIDERY
Center three restrained, refined lines beneath the embroidered subject:
Main name: ${main-name}
Second line: PATCH NUMBER ${patch-number}
Third line: ${short-description}
Use English text in a retro serif style or subtle hand embroidery. Keep it modest in size and make it appear embroidered onto the fabric, not digitally pasted on.

OVERALL STYLE AND CONSTRAINTS
Aim for a simple, premium, quiet, collectible editorial poster with warm natural light, a soft vintage palette, fine photographic and embroidery textures, and a relaxed Mediterranean mood. Avoid clutter, cartoonish or cute styling, commercial-advertisement aesthetics, exaggerated lighting, logos, platform logos, and watermarks. Render in ultra-high definition with fine detail.